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Wound Without End:
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“I just used the simple words”:
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Living Saints and Virtue Ethics:
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Jacques Maritain’s Theory of Poetic Knowledge and the Chinese Aesthetic Concept of Idea-scape (Yijing):
A Reciprocal Interpretation
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Toward a Thomistic Appraisal of Addiction
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Music and the Christian Tradition
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Preface: Twenty-five Years:
Logos and My Catholic Life
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Professor Janine Langan:
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Diversity:
A Catholic Understanding
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Augustine’s Trinitarian Theology in Dante’s Paradiso 33
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Healing the Fragmented Intellect:
Relational Ontology as a Corrective to the Truncated Rationality of Modernity
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Patrum Traditio:
A Patristic Remedy for Modernist Woes
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Translator’s Introduction
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Ida Friederike Görres,
Jennifer S. Bryson
When Does a Person Have a Capacity for Liturgy?/ Wann ist der Mensch liturgiefähig?
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Art Notes:
Awakening Our Liturgical Imaginations with La Bretagne Mystique by Hippolyte Dominique Berteaux
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Guéranger’s Révolution:
Fire to a Movement through Fidelity to Tradition
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The Priority of God:
Pope Benedict XVI on the Cultural Mission of the Benedictines
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Logos, Thomas Carlyle, and The Everlasting Yea
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Italian Catholics During the 1930s:
The Role of the Laity, Ecclesiology, Literature, and New Models of Sainthood in the Age of Totalitarianism
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